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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Oksana Markarova, Ukraine's ambassador to the United States, and Frances Haugen, the former Facebook employee who exposed what the

Intel has chosen the east German city of Magdeburg as the site for a new multibillion-euro European chip factory and will make the decision public on Ma...

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Intel picks Magdeburg in Germany for new European chip factory.

Patrick Gelsinger is back running a company he first joined at 18. The chip maker was a Silicon Valley titan that lost its luster. As the world craves chips, the C.E.O. has faith he can fix it all.

Patrick Gelsinger is back running a company he first joined at 18. The chip maker was a Silicon Valley titan that lost its luster. As the world craves chips, can Intel make its comeback?

After CEO Patrick Gelsinger announced Intel Foundry Services (IFS) and Intel’s IDM 2.0 strategy, many people have said that Intel’s IFS announcement was like an old 1950s hair-dye TV commercial: Do they, or don’t they? In this case, instead of hair coloring, the question is whether Intel was really serious about becoming a true foundry.…

The EU launches a plan Tuesday to raise tens of billions of euros to boost semiconductor production in Europe and end the bloc's digital dependence on Asia.

Chip Production in the US will have extra support thanks to a House Bill approval but there are still roadblocks ahead to answer chip shortage.

The EU yesterday launched a plan to raise tens of billions of euros to boost semiconductor production in Europe and end the bloc’s digital dependence on Asia. The production of semiconductors has become a strategic priority in Europe as well as the US, after the shock of the COVID-19 pandemic choked off supply, bringing factories to a standstill and emptying stores of products. The manufacturing of chips overwhelmingly takes place in Taiwan, China and South Korea, and the EU’s 27 member stat...